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What To Do When Medical Bills Are Overwhelming
- February 11, 2021
- Vehicle Accidents
What steps should you take when medical bills begin to pile up following an accident? Whether you survive a car accident, suffer a slip and fall injury, or get bit by a dog, medical bills are sure to follow you home from the hospital. Even if you have the best insurance coverage money can buy, the tho[ ... ]
Should You Replace Seatbelts After a Collision or When Buying a Used Car?
- January 30, 2021
- Vehicle Accidents
Should you replace a seatbelt after an accident or when you buy a used car? It is not something most people think about, but the fact is that it is a critical decision that can prevent a devastating seatbelt malfunction in the future. Inspecting Seatbelts After an Accident If your vehicle is not "totaled" in an automobile accident, you'll likely continue driving it after it is repaired. Even low-speed accidents can cause significant strain on the latch, belt, i[ ... ]
Does the Bus Driver Shortage Increase the Risk of a Public Transit Accident in Colorado?
- January 26, 2021
- Vehicle Accidents
It was barely 18 months ago when RTD announced they were facing a critical shortage of 120 full and part-time bus drivers. As of [ ... ]
Are Landlords Liable for Violent Acts in Colorado?
- January 23, 2021
- Personal Injury
Are landlords liable for violent acts that occur on their property? It is a hot topic in Colorado and one that trial lawyers are watching closely. Under the Colorado Premises Liability Act, landlords and property owners can be held liable for damages caused by people on their property. The law requires landlords and property owners to exercise reasonable care and implement safety procedures to protect against both known dangers and dangers they should have anticipated.[ ... ]
Why You Should Always Get a 2nd Opinion for Medical Care
- January 13, 2021
- Personal Injury
Whether you suffered a personal injury in a car accident, work-related accident, dog bite, ski accident, etc., it is advisable to receive a second opinion regarding your medical care. This is especially important if surgical procedures or long-term rehabilitative treatment are required to corre[ ... ]
What Crash Information Does an Event Data Record Gather?
- December 29, 2020
- Vehicle Accidents
Event Data Recorders, or EDRs, collect and store invaluable data when a motor vehicle collision occurs. These devices are not mandated by federal law in the United States. However, most manufacturers have voluntarily installed them on their vehicles because other countries do have such requirements. This means that most vehicles on American roads manufactured after 2012 have these devices installed. When a crash occurs, the information stored within the EDR can be used[ ... ]
Preventing Falls While Hanging Jingle Bells
- December 23, 2020
- Personal Injury
It's that time of year again, and with a quick glance out the window, you can see the Jones' pulling their Christmas decor out of the garage. In your rush to keep up with the Jones' this holiday season, be sure to read our list of tips for preventing falls and check it twice before scurrying up the ladder with your lights. Check the Ladder. Make sure your ladder isn't damaged and that all brackets, rungs, rails, and braces are in good condit[ ... ]
Winter Driving Mistakes To Avoid This December
- December 17, 2020
- Vehicle Accidents
Colorado's scenery is some of the most beautiful in the country and our roads are some of the most treacherous. Whether you are heading into the office, running errands, or enjoying a leisurely drive into the mountains, the following are some winter driving mistakes you will want to avoid. Not paying attention to road conditions. Colorado weather is notoriously fickle and can change without warning. Adjust your speed when it starts to snow a[ ... ]
Drunk Driving Statistics Indicate Disturbing Trends
- December 12, 2020
- Vehicle Accidents
The bars may be closed, but that doesn't mean people aren't drinking and driving in Colorado. The scary reality is that drunk driving statistics from the Colorado State Patrol show precisely the opposite is happening. From [ ... ]
Steps to Take After a Slip and Fall Accident in Colorado
- November 27, 2020
- Personal Injury
What to Do Following a Slip and Fall Accident in Colorado Slip and fall accidents are sudden. One moment you're walking along, and the next, you're flat on the ground. After a fall, there are steps you should take before contacting an attorney who handles slip and fall cases. Following these steps is crucial for pursuing your claim. Step 1: Check Yourself for Injuries Catch your breathe and assess your physical condition. Don't try and[ ... ]
